Baby Walker, Adjustable Baby Walking Harness Safety Harnesses, Pulling and Lifting Dual Use 7-24 Month Breathable Stand Up & Walking Learning Helper for Infant Child Activity Walker (Blue…

My baby is only 6 months and he is pretty big for his age. He has great balance and has been standing on his own while holding on to something without me. So I decided it was time to assist him with walking. This item is soooooo amazing. Even though my baby is only 6 months (product recommends 7 months) he moves sooo well in the item. It takes off a lot of stress from my back and he is able to control his own movement and guide himself to where he want to walk. The item fit great! It’s not super loose nor super tight. It’s enough for him to move around in without slipping out! He absolutely loves it! I highly recommend and to top it off, it’s extremely cute!

My granddaughter had issues standing up to walk. I've got a bad back. This made it so much easier. And it is better than one of those little walkers

I returned this item, without requesting a replacement. Bending is still needed for supporting the child upright, as well as this requires a lot of arm and back work. The seat of the walker is not real supportive for the child and is not easily adjusted. It's not comfortable for the child either with no where for the child to put his/her arms except to drape them over the edge of the walker seat. It's a great concept, but can use modification in the execution.

The concept was great, but it just didn't work as you would think. It kept rubbing my grandsons ear and it was difficult to get on and off. I gave it 3 stars as it arrived quickly and was as described.

I am a pediatric physical therapist. This is the 3rd harness I’ve bought after giving them to various patients/families for use. I’ve recommended them to many families as well. I found several benefits to using these. 1. It allows babies to learn to weight shift quicker, which is a very challenging part of learning to walk. 2. You don’t have to go through that 1-2 month period of convincing your toddler that they don’t need to hold your finger to walk. 3. It protects parent’s backs by allowing you to help them practice while standing up straight.I highly recommend this harness for parents of almost walking toddlers. (I use it for my patients who are learning to crawl as well, with the saddle off.)

This harness is fantastic, very sturdy and easy to use. It has made all the difference for me in helping my son to practice his walking safely since I have mobility issues due to an accident, and it’s difficult for me to keep up with him without it. Heads up for cat lovers, the fabric this product is made of, albeit strong and good quality, is a magnet for cat hair, so be prepared for that.

This item is so uncomfortable for my little one to walk in… he always looks at all the straps above his head and than at his bottoms and doesn’t want to walk after a few steps in it… as soon as I take this off, he goes running with the support of only one hand… not sure why he hates it but it’s obvious and I feel like he is wondering why I’ve put him in this at all and is not interested which is crazy as he is so urgent to walk all the time at 9 months and he is almost there on his own… I’d not recommend this item, I’ve been trying it as soon as he was starting to walk with support then waited thinking maybe he isn’t ready for it, tried again and still didn’t work.

The harness allowed me to help get my grandson taking steps within a week’s time. Only used about 5 times total. At 13 months old he was still not walking or seemed close to walking, but seemed like he wanted to. I must warn you, it looks worse than it was while we were practicing. He was really losing his balance, but I was able to keep him from falling without the normal back pain from bending over. He then started to doing a few steps (without the harness on) on his own with encouragement. 2 weeks later he’s walking all over the place!